I spent 2020 ✱✱✱✱✱✱✱ my beautiful ✱✱✱ getting my third college degree, in the field that I'm truly meant for, mortuary science. I still have this pesky loan to deal with, and have stepped ✱✱✱✱ from the funeral home as of June 2024, due to issues with my health. I truly don't expect any contributions, but if you happen to have a few grand lying around, I wouldn't say no to taking it. Any and all tip amounts are greatly appreciated and all users who help me toward this goal obviously support education and have that real Zapp Brannigan energy that keeps me wanting you. 😉 I will update this goal as the loan is paid off, whether I'm the only one doing it or not! IT SHALL BE VANQUISHED! I would love to not still be paying this in 2027. The faster it dwindles down, the more I save on interest. Lol P.s. The picture is from my first college graduation in 2013 for an ✱✱✱✱✱✱✱✱✱✱ in General Studies. I was 20! Awe how ✱✱✱✱. Two years later, I graduated with an ✱✱✱✱✱✱✱✱✱ of Applied Science in Computer Programming, but chose not to walk. Due to attending mortuary school during Covid (2020), only students would be permitted to attend, which would mean making a 3-4 hour drive by myself. It didn't seem worth it to me, but I did manage to graduate with honors on my second AAS. Yes, I did go to school for embalming, but chose to only get licensed as a funeral director. This was for a multitude of reasons I won't go into here, and as I navigate an auto-immune disorder away from the little niche I found in the death care industry (pun intended), I will continue to keep my license up to date.